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Eastern&Oriental Express Reserve your Bangkok to Bali trip today! NOT INCLUDED-Fees for passports and, if applicable, visas, entry/departure fees; personal gratuities; laundry and dry INCLUDED FEATURES cleaning; excursions, wines, liquors, mineral waters and Trip #:5-22014W meals not mentioned in this brochure under included fea- LAND PROGRAM tures; travel insurance; all items of a strictly personal nature. Send to: Eastern & Oriental Express MOBILITY AND FITNESS TO TRAVEL-The right is retained to ACCOMMODATIONS decline to accept or to retain any person as a member of this Penn Alumni Travel March 2-12, 2015 Paid trip who, in the opinion of AHI Travel is unfit for travel or c/o AHI Travel whose physical or mental condition may constitute a danger • Three nights in Bangkok, Thailand, at AHI Travel International Tower-Suite 600 to themselves or to others on the trip, subject only to the U.S. Postage 8550 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue requirement that the portion of the total amount paid which The Peninsula Bangkok, a deluxe hotel. Std. Presorted Chicago, IL 60631 corresponds to the unused services and accommodations be Full Price Special Savings Special Price* refunded. Passengers requiring special assistance, including • Three nights aboard the deluxe Please contact AHI Travel at 800-323-7373 with questions regarding this trip or to without limitation those who permanently or periodically use Pullman Cabin $6,545 $250 $6,295* make a reservation. a wheelchair, must be accompanied by someone who is fit and able to assist them, and who will be totally responsible Eastern & Oriental Express. Full Legal Name (exactly as it appears on passport) for providing all required assistance. 62 sq. ft. private lounge with banquette-style sofa. At night the seating converts to upper and lower beds. AIR TRANSPORTATION-The price of air transportation offered • One night in Singapore at the deluxe by AHI Travel is based on Advance Purchase Excursion fares. After tickets are issued, penalties up to 100% of the ticket Mandarin Oriental, Singapore. (1) _____________________________________________________________ price may be levied. If connecting flights are requested, spe- State Cabin $7,445 $250 $7,195* Title First Middle Last Date of Birth cial promotional fares may be used, in which case penalties of as much as 100% may be assessed by the airlines if reser- 84 sq. ft. private lounge with banquette-style sofa and chairs. At night the seating converts to two single beds. • Three nights in Bali, Indonesia, at the deluxe Email:__________________________________________________________ vations are changed or canceled after ticketing. After depar- ture, if the reservations are changed, you will be charged the beachfront Belmond Jimbaran, Bali. higher, all year Economy class fare. VARIATIONS TO THE *Special Price valid if booked by the date found on the address panel. (2) _____________________________________________________________ GROUP ITINERARY MUST BE REQUESTED NO LATER THAN Top to bottom: 60 DAYS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. Passengers who choose to VAT is an additional $395 per person. MEALS Title First Middle Last Date of Birth make their own airline reservations independently will be Ayutthaya wholly responsible for any airline fees or penalties incurred All prices quoted are per person, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise stated). Email:__________________________________________________________ as a result of program cancellation and/or change in travel • Enjoy an extensive meal program, Statue, Singapore dates, or airline schedule(s). The Pullman Single Cabin (54 sq. ft., one lower bed) supplement is an additional $1,495. The State Cabin single BAGGAGE-Baggage restrictions vary according to the airline supplement is an additional $2,895. There is limited availability for all single accommodations. including 10 breakfasts, seven lunches and Elephants, Ayutthaya policy and the class of service flown. Details will be provided Street Address ___________________________________________________ with your pre-departure information. Baggage allowances are four dinners. Tea or coffee is included with Girl, Bali BANGKOK TO BALI FEATURING subject to change by the carrier without notice. Excess bag- gage charges for additional or oversized/overweight pieces all meals. Take advantage of leisure time to Cover photos: are expensive and not included in your trip price; plan your AHI FLEXAIR ITINERARY Eastern & Oriental Express City ____________________________________________________________ wardrobe accordingly. Transport of baggage and personal try local cuisine independently. effects is at the owner's risk throughout the travel program. Rice paddies, Bali A Fisherman, Bali AUTHORITY TO USE IMAGES AND AUDIO RECORDINGS - On Day 1 Depart Gateway City occasion, AHI Travel obtains, from its staff, or from trip par- February 28-March 13, 2015 • Sample authentic regional specialties at local ticipants, photographic or video images of passengers and Day 2 Cross international date line Justin McDaniel, State_________________________________________ ZIP _______________ trip activities. By participating in this travel program, you restaurants. EastErn&OriEntaL authorize AHI Travel, without providing compensation to you, Chair of the or obtaining additional approvals from you, to include photo- Our personalized air program allows you to Day 3 Arrive in Bangkok, Thailand graphic and video recordings of you, as well as voice record- • Attend a special Welcome Reception and Department of Home: (_________)______________Cell: (_________)____________________ ings included with any videos, in AHI Travel's sales, market- select your flights, routing, class of service and Day 4 Bangkok Dear Penn Alumni and Friends, ing, advertising, publicity and/or training activities. Farewell Dinner. Religious Studies RESPONSIBILITY-AHI Travel and the Sponsoring Association dates of travel in consultation with one of our Day 5 Bangkok do not own or operate any entity which provides goods or TRANSPORTATION Join us on the journey of a lifetime as we explore Thailand, Malaysia, and Professor of Sharing with_______________________________________. (Form sent separately.) services for this program, and act only as agents for the Day 6 Bangkok/Eastern & Oriental independent suppliers of travel conveyance, transport, experienced Passenger Service Representatives. Buddhist and Southeast Asian ExprEss Singapore, and Indonesia. On this 10-night adventure we will take in I/we authorize you to make my/our reservations as follows: accommodations or other services. All such persons or enti- Express • The flight, train ride and deluxe motor coach Studies at the University of ties are independent contractors. As a result, AHI Travel and Airfares will vary, depending on airline, routing jaw-dropping tropical scenery from the refined Eastern & Oriental Cabin category desired: Pullman _____________ State _____________ the Sponsoring Association are not liable for any negligence Day 7 Eastern & Oriental Express/ transfers in the Land Program itinerary and Pennsylvania, lived in Asia for or willful act of any such person or entity or any third person. and class of service. In most cases, transfers Express, ride tuk tuks through colorful Bangkok, and float down the Land and AHI FlexAir In addition and without limitation, AHI Travel and the many years as a translator, Sponsoring Association are not responsible for any delays, between the airport and hotel/cruise ship will Kanchanaburi baggage handling on these transfers are Ì I/we reserve the Land Program and request the AHI FlexAir to Bangkok, delayed departure or arrival, missed carrier connections, River Kwai. Your journey concludes in Bali, where you will discover amulet collector and Buddhist Thailand, with return from Bali, Indonesia, to depart from: loss, death, damage or injury to person or property or acci- be included on arrival and departure days. Day 8 Eastern & Oriental Express/ included. dent, mechanical defect, failure or negligence of any nature both the lush, verdant highlands and the powder-soft beaches. monk. He earned his Ph.D. howsoever caused in connection with any accommodations, Your Passenger Service Representative will Georgetown, Malaysia ________________________________________________________________ transportation or other services or for any substitution of YOUR EXCITING TRAVEL from Harvard University’s Departure City Traveling on one of our small group tours offers many hotels or of common carrier equipment, with or without provide you with all of the details you need to Day 9 Eastern & Oriental Express/ Department of Sanskrit and Ì Please send me in for ma tion on up grad ing my flights. notice, or for any additional expenses occasioned thereby. PROGRAM advantages. You will receive special access and enjoy behind-the- A word about your Tour Operator Dates, Program Details and Tour costs, although given in guarantee your transfer. Book your air with us Singapore Indian Studies in 2003. His Please note: Air prices will be sent to you with your Reservation Confirmation good faith and based on tariffs, exchange rates and other (For details, see the day-by-day itinerary.) scenes experiences not available to larger groups. An experienced AHI Travel is the premier operator of deluxe travel programs sponsored and air schedule sent at 90 days before departure. International flight arrange- information current at the time of printing, are subject to Day 10 Bali, Indonesia research foci include Lao, by alumni associations. Their experienced, professional staff has
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